August 2015 - Building A Sustainable Workplace

Our Perspective

People spend most of their time at work. In fact, it may even be fair to conclude that some people spend more time at work than at their own homes. Providing a healthy and sustainable work environment makes a long workday more enjoyable for employees. A healthy and sustainable workplace correlates to happier employees and, as a result, increased employee productivity, and fewer work-related illnesses, injuries and accidents. This, in turn, could mean greater profits for companies.
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A successful sustainability plan allows you to identify and implement goals, milestones and metrics to measure success and address environmental concerns, economic conditions and social equity within your community.

Download our new white paper to review the effectiveness of local agency sustainability plans.

Since Hurricane Katrina, the New Orleans region has undergone monumental change, improving economically while still fighting many of its historical woes such as crime, a struggling educational system and working to lift up its low-income population.
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Small and Medium Enterprises are always worried about the heavy costs of actually going green, but adopting green technology and environmental responsibility could prove to be a money-saver in reality.
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